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This Week:

  • Should I Buy Bullion Coins or Numismatic (Collectible) Coins?
  • A Short History of International Currencies: Part 2
  • Exit Strategies For When the Time Comes to Sell Gold and Silver
  • If You Need to Flee Today, Here’s How to Vanish With $1 Million

Prices and Charts

Change from last weeks gold and silver prices

 

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Gold in NZ Dollars has pulled back slightly from a week ago. Mainly impacted by a rising NZ Dollar. NZD Gold is still close to overbought on the RSI overbought/oversold indicator so there is potential for it to pull back further yet too. Look for the $1800 and $1767 levels as possible buy zones if a further pullback eventuates.

NZ Dollar Gold Chart

NZD Silver has corrected more significantly than gold. Now down close to the $26 mark and neutral on the RSI overbought/oversold indicator.
Perhaps look for NZD silver to consolidate around the the 50 and 200 day moving average lines at $25.43, before then making a further move higher?

NZ Dollar Silver Chart

As noted already the Kiwi Dollar has moved higher this week, pushing local precious metals prices lower. But it is now close to the upper Bollinger band and 50 day MA, so may struggle to get much higher right now.

NZ Dollar Chart

Stocks Versus Gold – Gold Very Undervalued

Last week we mentioned how we’d updated an old post of ours: When Will You Know It’s Time to Sell Gold?
This covered 7 ways to determine if it is time to sell gold. Some were numerical and some were more anecdotal. One of the numerical measures was the Dow gold Ratio.
This week we stumbled across an interesting Dow Gold Ratio chart from BMG that is worth a closer look.
It shows gold remains a good buy in comparison to stocks. It doesn’t need a lot of explaining as the chart does that clearly on its own.

Dow Gold Chart

Exit Strategies For When the Time Comes to Sell Gold and Silver

On a related note this article has also proven popular. It looks at once you’ve determined it’s time to exit your gold and silver holdings, how might you actually go about it?

 

Exit Strategies For When the Time Comes to Sell Gold and Silver

Gold and Silver Exit Strategies

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Gold at Long-Term Key Breakout Point

The National Inflation Association yesterday reported how gold is sitting at a key breakout level currently.

“Gold is currently at a major long-term technical key breakout point that dates back to 2011 when it peaked at an all-time nominal high of $1,900 per oz. When gold last tested its long-term technical key breakout point in July 2016 when it rose to a four-year high of $1,367.10 per oz, it was trading for 15.49% above its 200-day moving average and ran out of steam.

One week ago, gold once again broke through its 200-day moving average of $1,258 per oz and has finished higher every day since, settling today at $1,291.70 per oz. If gold once again reaches a level of 15.49% above its 200-day moving average, we could see it make a short-term run to $1,452.86 per oz.

Gold only needs to rise 8.7% above its 200-day moving average to surpass its four-year high of $1,367.10 per oz! Click here to see NIA’s latest gold technical charts!

Should You Buy Bullion Coins or Numismatic (Collectible) Coins?

In our featured article this week you’ll learn the difference between a bullion coin and a numismatic coin. You’ll see why we almost always recommend buying bullion coins or bars. But, how there can be the odd exception to this rule…

Should I Buy Bullion Coins or Numismatic (Collectible) Coins?

Bullion or collectible coins?

A Short History of International Currencies – Part 2

In case you missed Tuesday’s email, we have the 2nd part of what is proving to be a very popular history lesson of currencies that we received permission to republish for you. So if you haven’t checked that out yet, make sure you do so.
In this 2nd part you’ll learn how the Greek Denarius morphed into the Islamic Dinar. And how history may again be repeating in modern times.
(If you missed Part 1, then check that out first here: A Short History of International Currencies: Part 1)

A Short History of International Currencies: Part 2

History of international currencies

Well that should be plenty of reading for you this week so we’ll sign off now.
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This Weeks Articles:

Should I Buy Bullion Coins or Numismatic (Collectible) Coins?

Tue, 18 Apr 2017 4:00 PM NZST

Here’s why we always recommend buying bullion coins or bars. You’ll also learn when there could be an exception to this rule. A not uncommon question when thinking about buying silver is should I buy numismatic or collectible coins instead of your garden variety bullion coin? What’s the Difference Between a Bullion Coin and a […]

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If You Need to Flee Today, Here’s How to Vanish With $1 Million

Tue, 18 Apr 2017 12:35 PM NZST

Historically gold has been the ideal currency to use when escaping across the border as this article outlines. But it also highlights another “currency” that can accomplish a similar feat today… If You Need to Flee Today, Here’s How to Vanish With $1 Million By Greg Wilson Justin’s note: For today’s Weekend Edition, we’re handing […]

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Creating Another “Crash of 1929”

Tue, 18 Apr 2017 11:30 AM NZST

See how the current political environment is very similar to that of 1929 and how the Trump administration could be set up much like Hoover was back then… Creating Another “Crash of 1929” By Jeff Thomas Regarding the Great Depression… we did it. We’re very sorry… We won’t do it again. – Ben Bernanke Waiting […]

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A Short History of International Currencies: Part 2

Tue, 18 Apr 2017 10:06 AM NZST

This fabulous history of currencies was written by our very own “secret” investment advisor. Who graciously allowed us to reprint it here for you. (If you missed Part 1, then check that out first here: A Short History of International Currencies: Part 1 ) A Short History of International Currencies: Part 2 Honest Money Returns […]

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Real Interest Rates Getting Negative – Inflation Also Rising in NZ

Fri, 14 Apr 2017 1:51 AM NZST

Gold Kiwi Special Today 1oz NZ Mint Gold Kiwi coins at spot plus 2.75%. Minimum purchase 10 coins Delivered and fully insured for $19,047 Reply to this email or phone David on 0800 888 465 This Week: 7 Ways to Tell When it’s Time to Sell Gold Real Interest Rates Getting Negative This Shady Practice […]

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